Definition
Definition of chronophobic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
psychologyTECH. having an irrational fear of time passingTECH.
- She felt chronophobic as the deadline approached.
- His chronophobic tendencies made him anxious about birthdays.
- The chronophobic patient struggled with the concept of aging.
Origin of chronophobic
Greek, chronos (time) + phobos (fear)
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- French:chronophobe, ...
- German:chronophob, ...
- Italian:cronofobico, ...
- Spanish:cronofóbico, ...
- Portuguese:cronofóbico, ...
- Chinese:对时间恐惧的, ...
- Japanese:時間恐怖症の, ...
- Arabic:زَمَنُوفُوبِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:כְּרוֹנוֹפוֹבִי, ...
- Russian:хронофобный, ...
- Ukrainian:хронофобний, ...
- Hindi:समय-भयभीत, ...
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